full-time work
Forty weekly hours
Full-time work is employment that occupies the standard maximum working hours, typically 35-40 hours per week depending on the country or industry.
The designation often determines eligibility for benefits like health insurance and paid leave: She's looking for full-time work so she can get benefits.
Contrast with part-time work, which involves fewer hours.
- nine to fiveStandard workday timeframe
- forty hoursStandard weekly labor duration
- clocking inRecording work arrival
- salaryFixed periodic employment payment
- employment contractsBinding job-term documents
steady paycheck · paycheck · income · labor laws · employee benefits · health insurance · paid vacation · minimum wage · burnout · flexible hours · wage labor · retirement savings · commuting · contract · financial security · overtime pay · mental health · daily grind
- UK Employmentemployee rights, redundancy, maternity leave, paternity leave, sick pay
- employmentjob, jobs, career, careers, interview
- workjob, 9 to 5, jobs, labor, employee
- workforceworkers, employee, employees, labor force, employer
- job listingsjob postings, job openings, job listings, job vacancies, vacancies
- work historyresume, CV, job titles, employers, positions
full-time workpart-time work
Employment below full hours
part-time employment · part-time job · casual work · reduced hours · flextime
full-time workfreelance work
Self-directed paid projects
gig work · contract work · temporary work · freelancing · casual employment
full-time workunemployment
Being without paid work
joblessness · retirement · not working · leisure · idleness